You Hit My Heart (Joyce and Luther) novel Chapter 723

In an ICU at Mufron.

Vicki, wearing a long elegant purple dress, stood in front of the glass window of the ICU, and inside was someone lying on the sickbed, connected with multiple tubes all over with a ventilator, and a heart rate monitor, which were beating steadily and orderly.

"Do you think she'll wake up?" Vicki folded her arms and raised her long eyebrows in a slight gaze.

"Definitely.”

“Her willpower is exceptionally strong.”

“Surviving after falling from such a high cliff.”

“It's already a miracle."

Christian gazed at the sleeping person inside the glass room, "The child in her womb is even more tenacious. The mother is in a coma so far, yet the fetus is unharmed."

"Yeah. Fortunately we had been keeping a close eye on Ricky's movements.”

“Christian, your intuition is accurate. When we found Ricky rushing to the cliff, we got the speedboat ready over there already.”

“How did you know that someone would fall off the cliff?" Vicki asked with a slight roll of her eyes, curious.

Since she paid a high price for the awm sniper rifle on the black market and passed it on to Joyce, he had a feeling that this would soon be known to Ricky, so she and Christian immediately sent out more people to closely monitor Ricky's every move.

Ricky sure did not know that he was already being watched by them.

After discovering Ricky's unusual movement, Christian first sent a speedboat to the vicinity of the cliff.

Without this, Joyce would surely have died.

"How could I have known beforehand that she would fall off the cliff? At that time, I was just in case. And, I think, whether it is the police department or Luther, they will definitely send more people, as well as helicopters, to help Joyce out.”

“The only part left, I think, would be the sea, so I personally took a speedboat to rush to the cliff.”

“For one thing, we arrived much faster with our boats.”

“Secondly, I don't want to bump into them.”

“Just when I got there, I heard a grenade explosion from a distance and had a feeling that something was wrong.”